An argument between Harris and Clutch, 27, whose legal name was Kenneth Cherry Jr., originated in the valet area of a Las Vegas hotel, police said.

Police said Harris fired several rounds into the Maserati that was being driven by Cherry as both vehicles continued northbound on glitzy Las Vegas Boulevard.

The rapper's expensive sports car careened out of control after he was shot, slamming into several cars, including a taxi. The impact caused the cab to burst into flames, killing the driver, Michael Boldon, and a female passenger identified as Sandra Sutton-Wasmund of Maple Valley, Wash. Witnesses said it looked like the car exploded.

A passenger in the Maserati suffered a minor injury to his arm. Clutch died at University Medical Center.

The SUV allegedly driven by Harris was found Saturday in the garage of a gated apartment complex where police believe Harris was living.

Earlier today, police said they located and interviewed a woman, Tineesha Lashun Howard, they identified as a person of interest in the case and that she was no longer a person of interest.

Howard's criminal record includes arrests for soliciting prostitution, trespass, possession of a stolen vehicle and grand larceny trick roll, which is when a prostitute steals money or other property from a customer.

Howard, 22, is also known as Yenesis Alfonzo, police said.

"Yenesis Alfonzo is no longer a person of interest because she was located and interviewed by LVMPD detectives in another state last night at approximately 8:30 p.m. Pacific time," police said in a news release today. "Alfonzo has confirmed that she was in the vehicle at the time of the shooting."

Police did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

The news came after an apparent police mix-up with the photos of Howard released by authorities. On Wednesday, police released four photos they said showed Howard. One was a mug shot and the other three were candid photos that showed a woman with Harris.

However, two of the candid photos turned out to be a Florida woman and reality TV star named Tasha Malek who said she knew Harris but was not at all involved in the shooting.

Malek, 25, said she had left Miami to go on vacation in the Bahamas and did not even know there had been a shooting in Las Vegas. On Wednesday, she received a phone call from a friend saying that her photo was all over the news.

"I just Googled 'Vegas news' and I saw Harris' picture and I was like, 'Oh my gosh, I know him,'" Malek told ABCNews.com. "So then I clicked the link and all of my pictures pop up and I'm like, 'What is going on?'"

The next morning, Malek woke up to more than 60 missed calls from concerned family and friends.

"It was just ... wake up and it's a nightmare," she said. "They have a picture of me pop up and saying this girl is a prostitute and she has a lengthy criminal background and my face, not my name, but my face. I did a reality TV show so people recognize my face."

Malek appeared on the Oxygen reality show "Bad Girls Club" and now works as a medical device account executive in Florida.

"It's just a really big mess and so now I have to clean it up," she said. "I'm a professional, I have a career and this is not me. I'm definitely not a prostitute and it's just a mess. I wasn't with him. I knew him from Miami and that was it."

Malek said she met Harris when they lived in the same apartment building in Miami and they became friends.

"He seemed like a very nice guy, very normal," she said. "This came as a shock to me."

Malek said she hasn't seen Harris in over a year and the last she heard from him was a month or two ago when he texted to say hello and ask how she was doing. She said she didn't know where he was or anything about the case.

Late Wednesday night, Las Vegas police removed the two photos of her from their website, but provided no public explanation of the mix-up.

When asked if she is considering taking legal action against the police department, Malek said, "Me and my attorney are working out our options, but that is definitely something that we are considering."